US core inflation at 3.6% annualized over 3 months… food and housing costs also rose
Original headline미 에너지 제외 물가 3개월 연율 3.6%…식품·주거비도 올랐다
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U.S. core consumer prices rose at a 3.6% annualized rate over the past three months, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting 0.3% month-over-month increases in August, September, and October for the index excluding energy but including food. The acceleration persisted even as fuel-cost gains slowed, with food and housing costs also climbing. The reading matters because it signals inflation remains broad-based beyond energy, complicating the Federal Reserve's path on rate policy. Markets will watch upcoming CPI prints and Fed commentary for whether the three-month pace cools.
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